JPDH-Universe

Megalodon - The Biggest Shark To Ever Exist Introductory Story A group of Megalodon cruise through the water, 9 million years ago. Near them, a massive Livyatan, over 50 feet long, swims past. Its large caudal fin allows for propulsion, with up-and-down movements created by powerful muscles. These curious sharks are circling around the colossal beast, attempting an ambush. The majestic beast swims carefully, with the Megalodon appearing to be a considerable threat. They continue to intimidate the beast, swimming closer and closer. A bigger Megalodon proves to be a menace. They close in, and the massive whale swims past, with the Megalodon tugging and fumbling about. The Livyatan attempts to escape and bites a rival Megalodon with its 1.2-foot-long teeth, the largest of any known animal. The Megalodon falls to its death. However, a large Megalodon bites the unlucky giant, with its blood spilling on the ancient waters. Its strong jaws break through the chest cavity

I had performed a volumetric analysis on my Giganotosaurus carolinii reconstruction to see how voluminous and massive it might have been, well, my take on it. This also has implications for its lifestyle in regards to a certain hypothesis claiming allosauroids to be obligate scavengers... Full blogpost: https://thesauropodomorphlair.wordpress.com/2022/01/09/volumetric-estimate-for-giganotosaurus/